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ABOUT OUR FIRM New Orleans, Louisiana 18 Full-Time Employees 1 Contract Employee 8 Registered Architects 1 Registered Interior Designer Registered in 23 different states Over 20 Historic projects completed since 2008 Unsurpassed expertise in procuring historic tax credits & navigating the approval process Turn-key solutions that impact the bottom line & save clients millions of dollars

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F I R M PR OFILE | About Our Firm

Since 1985, Campo Architects has successfully designed over 150 hotels in over twenty states. To meet the needs of our clients, the firm aims to develop innovative, cost-effective design solutions and to deliver the highest quality architectural services on time and within budget. Campo Architects’ numerous repeat clients (90% repeat clients over 30 years) cite our remarkable creativity and our history of controlling schedules, budgets, and change orders as reasons for returning to our firm again and again.

Campo Architects offers a comprehensive range of architectural, planning, and interior design services for both new construction and renovation projects. John T. Campo Jr., AIA, Campo Architects’ Principal in Charge, has successfully managed a wide range of complex design and construction projects. His hands-on approach to project management and unyielding commitment to client service is reflected in the firm’s long-standing relationships with several prominent national leaders in the Hospitality industry.

We offer our clients an integrated approach with our understanding of architectural implications, knowledge and expertise in construction and building code compliance, and a proven track record to deliver value.

We invest our time on the front end with field investigations of existing conditions, a thorough and complete set of construction documents, and timely responsiveness to client requests.

HOSPITALITY FOOTPRINT Campo Architects has completed a variety of hospitality projects in over 20 states. The team’s current undertakings are featured here.

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AREAS OF EXPERTISE Architecture

Interior Design

Campo Architects offers a full range of architectural design services including master planning, programming, pre-design, schematic design, design development, construction administration, construction documentation, visualization, and feasibility studies. The firm integrates a comprehensive understanding of building code compliance, construction costs, and overall project schedules into each phase of design. This approach, combined with timely responses to client requests, delivers value by saving clients time and money.

Campo offers a full range of interior design services, including space planning, finish selection, FF&E specifications, and custom furniture design. The ability to provide both architecture and interior design services in-house offers clients the advantage of a seamless execution and improved design process efficiency.

Historic Tax Credits The Campo team possesses unmatched experience with all aspects of the Historic Tax Credit process. For more than 30 years, Campo Architects has successfully completed historic adaptive re-use projects. Campo Architects has effectively orchestrated tax incentives for projects totaling more than $1 billion. The firm has delivered large-scale historic adaptive re-use projects for the hospitality, multifamily and medical sectors.

Campo Architects manages both the State and Federal Tax Credit application process, ensuring coordination with the design and permitting process. Campo engages a specialized Historic Cost Certification Accountant to provide cost certification services and a Historic Tax Credit Counsel to navigate the legal aspects of historic tax credits. Campo Architects works closely with David C. Clement, founding member of the law firm Clement Gates & May, to navigate the legal aspects of historic tax credits.

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F I R M PR OF ILE | Areas of Expertise

Engineering Campo Architects maintains close relationships with major engineering firms across the country with services including Structural, Mechanical, Electrical, Fire Protection, Acoustical, and Technology Systems. Having a single point of contact enables quick and efficient coordination of services.

Real Estate Development Campo’s team offers “turn-key” development services for clients: site selection, due diligence, and participation in hotel development opportunities.

Sustainability As a member of the National Green Building Council with two LEED accredited professionals on staff, Campo Architects understands the challenge of designing a LEED certified project. Campo also has experience with Green Communities Criteria and SPiRiT Criteria.

Campo Architects assisted with developing Illinois’ historic tax credit pilot program

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Widespread Experience

Specialized Knowledge

John T. Campo Jr., AIA, NCARB and his associates are licensed in twenty-three states. As a result, Campo Architects enjoys a growing national reputation for delivering high quality, comprehensive professional services. The firm serves both large and small scale clients under a variety of hotel brands.

Campo’s insight into historic architecture and full range of tax incentive services creates equity and secures financing for projects. The firm has built trusted relationships with historic landmark commissions, state preservation offices, the National Park Service, tax credit investors, lending institutions, and Community Development Entities.

F I R M PR OF ILE | Brand Experience

Unmatched Ability Mr. Campo’s expertise in procuring historic tax credits is unsurpassed in the region and has saved his clients millions of dollars. Campo’s experienced team of professionals will lead you through the Federal Tax Credit approval process from start to finish. Their turn-key solutions to complex problems will directly affect your bottom line.

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ARCHITECTURE Recently Completed Works: Springhill Suites & TownePlace Suites Elyton Hotel The Troubadour Hotel Fairfield Inn & Suites

Our Approach Campo Architects offers a full range of architectural design services, including master planning, programming, pre-design, schematic design, design development, construction administration, construction documentation, visualization, and feasibility studies. Campo Architects has gained a national reputation for the firm’s ability to deliver highquality, comprehensive professional services to both large and small scale clients across the country.

Cotton Exchange AC Hotel Bourbon On the Boards: JW Marriott Plant Riverside East & West Residence Inn on St. Charles Avenue Hall-Davidson AC Hotel Little Rock Tribute Hotel | Jeweler’s Exchange Moxy Hotel J. B. Wilder Building

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AR C H I TEC T U RE | Our Approach

The firm provides an integrated approach with a full understanding of architectural implications, knowledge, and expertise in construction and building code compliance. Campo Architects also possesses a proven track record to deliver value. Campo delivers projects on time and on budget.

The firm invests time on the front end with field investigations of existing conditions, a thorough and complete set of construction documents, and timely responsiveness to client requests.

SPRINGHILL SUITES & TOWNEPLACE SUITES New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record Historic Tax Credit Consultant Completed in 2018 Client: NewCrestImage $19 million in construction 131,142 square feet, 14 stories 179 guest rooms

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H OS PI TAL I T Y | Springhill Suites & TownePlace Suites

Originally built in 1968 as an office building for New Orleans' booming oil industry, the historic ODECO building sat vacant for a decade after Hurricane Katrina. Campo Architects worked to renovate the building into New Orleans’ first dual-branded Marriott hotel. Floors two through six consist of Springhill Suites guest rooms, and floors seven through thirteen contain TownePlace Suites guest rooms.

PHOTO KEY 1 The ODECO Building stands tall over Canal Street.

2 Perched high above the city, the penthouse now serves as a hip rooftop bar.

3 The Springhill Suites guest rooms provide a place to rest and work.

artists and holds monthly gallery openings to promote the city’s vibrant art scene.

Campo Architects worked with the Louisiana State Historic Preservation Office to have the ODECO building listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

This building’s iconic structure was the first hybrid steel and concrete skeleton in the city of New Orleans. As a result, the project qualified for historic tax credits. Campo’s team secured these tax credits by utilizing their combined experience in designing to meet strict preservation standards.

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4 TownePlace Suites guest rooms frame views of downtown New Orleans and the Mississippi River.

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Together, the two hotels will host a wide range of guests. The TownePlace Suites and Springhill Suites will share all amenities, including a lobby, cocktail bar, breakfast buffet, and Quiet Zone on the first floor. The fourteenth floor penthouse was converted to a rooftop bar and garden, which provides sweeping views of the French Quarter and Mississippi River. The hotel lobby features artwork from local

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HOSPITALITY | Springhill Suites & TownePlace Suites

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ELYTON HOTEL Birmingham, Alabama Architect of Record Historic Tax Credit Consultant Completed in 2017 Client: Ascent Hospitality $16 million in construction 92,971 square feet, 16 stories 117 guest rooms

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HOSPITALITY | Elyton Hotel

This historically significant masonry and steel-frame skyscraper is positioned on what is locally known as the “Heaviest Corner on Earth.� The Empire Building was converted into an Autograph Collection Hotel by Marriott, and adopted its new identity as the Elyton Hotel.

This adaptive reuse venture met the strict Alabama Historical Commission and National Parks Service Standards for Rehabilitation.

PHOTO KEY 1 The Elyton Hotel’s unique terracotta facade sets it apart among Birmingham’s downtown skyline.

2 The hotel offers a variety of dining options, including The Yard.

terracotta facade. The identity of the Autograph Collection Hotel brand is centered around offering a unique setting to guests, with no two hotels being alike. The age and historic character of the building made it a perfect host for the brand; each luxury guest room, bar, and lounge is one of a kind.

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3 The suites of this Autograph Collection hotel pair traditional luxury with a touch a modernity.

4 The king guest room energizes patrons with its cheerful material palette.

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5 The guest room decor reflects the youthful revival of historic Birmingham.

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Renovations and design for the hotel were carefully completed, as the Empire Building has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1982. The hotel offers dining options for locals at The Yard, nestled into the Elyton Hotel on the first floor. The Elyton boasts a speakeasy-inspired rooftop bar called Moon Shine. Guests are treated to magnificent views of downtown Birmingham framed by the details of its ornate

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HOSPITALITY | Elyton Hotel

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THE TROUBADOUR New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record Completed in 2016 Client: Slumber Corners, LLC $23 million in construction 112,000 square feet 17 stories 184 guest rooms

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HOSPITALITY | The Troubadour

The rehabilitation of this historic mid-century modern structure brought new life to a building that had been vacant for over 30 years. Formerly known as the Rault Center, the building was converted into a boutique Joie de Vivre hotel, including a full service restaurant, meeting spaces, and a rooftop bar. Campo Architects worked closely with the Louisiana State Historic

2017 Award of Excellence in Historic Rehabilitation, Louisiana Landmark Society

PHOTO KEY 1 The Troubadour hosts a rooftop bar that serves the city’s Central Business District 2 Guests can hop from bar to bar within the Troubadour hotel.

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abundant natural light in each room. The building is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the project received both State and Federal Historic Tax Credits. The Troubadour won a Louisiana Landmark Society Award for Excellence in Historic Rehabilitation and a Preservation Louisiana Award.

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4 The suite features a luxe living area with spectacular views of New Orleans.

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5 The guest room decors reflects the vibrant and jazzy culture of New Orleans.

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Preservation Office and National Park Service to preserve what remained of the building’s historic features, re-create the building’s original chevron shaped aluminum cladding, and match the original historic window profiles. Campo Architects designed a new metal canopy and entry plaza for the hotel, allowing an accessible approach and outdoor seating. The guest rooms were designed to take advantage of the building’s expansive windows, providing

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HOSPITALITY | The Troubadour

6 Spacious suites and floor to ceiling windows let guests unwind in luxury.

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FAIRFIELD INN & SUITES New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record Historic Tax Credit Consultant Completed in 2016 Client: New Castle Hotels & Resorts $6.5 million in construction 59,517 square feet, 7 stories 103 guest rooms

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HOSPITALITY | Fairfield Inn & Suites

Campo Architects partnered with New Castle Hotels & Resorts and DonahueFavret Contractors to convert the historic Interstate Electric Company Building into a custom Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott. The design team coordinated with Louisiana’s State Historic Preservation Office and the National Park Service to conserve the building’s historic features.

PHOTO KEY 1 The hotel’s jazzinspired decor hearkens back to past tenant Collins Piano Company.

2 The hotel features a warm and welcoming breakfast bar.

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3 Award-winning bar 346 BLU caters to visitors just blocks away from the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.

With the robust structure uncovered, optimal ceiling heights were achieved; the first floor boasts sixteen foot ceilings while the guest rooms offer a lofty twelve foot ceiling.

Campo Architects’ design for this Fairfield Inn & Suites won the 2016 Associated Builders and Contractors National Award for Excellence.

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4 Niche lounge areas throughout the hotel provide relaxation.

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5 The structural beams are left exposed in the guest rooms to visually connect it with the rest of the hotel.

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The exterior facade was fully restored to its 1904 concept. A new steel and glass canopy was added to the front entrance in order to match the building’s original aesthetics. The first floor was completely demolished and reconfigured to include an open concept lobby, business center, lounge, and bar. The existing heavy timber structure was exposed throughout the public spaces and guest rooms to serve as a reference to the building’s storied past.

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HOSPITALITY | Fairfield Inn & Suites

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COTTON EXCHANGE | AC HOTEL BOURBON New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record Historic Tax Credit Consultant Completed in 2015 Client: NewCrestImage $12 million in construction 102,000 square feet, 8 stories 220 guest rooms

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HOSPITALITY | Cotton Exchange AC Hotel Bourbon

Originally constructed in 1921 and infused with historical significance, the Cotton Exchange Hotel is an eight-story masonry-clad building.

Campo Architects converted the building into an AC Hotel by Marriott. Renovations included 220 guest rooms and a first floor remodel with a buffet, bar, and lounge. The design team coordinated with the Louisiana State Historic Preservation Office and National

The Cotton Exchange was the first AC Hotel

by Marriott to be developed in the United States

PHOTO KEY 1 The highly respected Spanish hotel brand made its U.S. debut with the Cotton Exchange AC Hotel Bourbon.

2, 3 The AC Lounge is consistently referenced among Marriott standards.

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The contrast of contemporary artwork alongside historic architecture drives the Cotton Exchange’s atmosphere, as is seen throughout the lounge and lobby spaces. The Cotton Exchange AC Hotel Bourbon won the AIA Louisiana Design Award of Merit for Historic Preservation in 2015.

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4 Contemporary art juxtaposed against traditional architectural details define the AC’s language.

5 New exterior lighting highlights the building’s historic features.

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Park Service to protect and preserve this nationally registered building’s historic elements.

By coordinating with an interior designer and carefully consulting Marriott design standards, Campo Architects developed a “floating bar and backbar” concept. This concept is now consistently referenced among all Marriott AC Hotel projects. The hotel’s interiors strike a unique balance between new styles and traditional Southern charm.

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HOSPITALITY | Cotton Exchange AC Hotel Bourbon

6 Inviting, modern style meets classic New Orleans in the guest rooms.

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PEORIA MARRIOTT PERE MARQUETTE Peoria, Illinois Architect of Record Historic Tax Credit Consultant Completed in 2012 Client: EM Properties, Ltd. $46 million in construction 73,700 square feet, 14 stories 287 guest rooms

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HOSPITALITY | Peoria Marriott Pere Marquette

The Pere Marquette Hotel has been a significant landmark in downtown Peoria since its construction. Designed by architect Horace Trumbauer, the fourteen-story hotel was completed in 1926. Rehabilitation of the Pere Marquette consisted of an exterior facade restoration, the conversion of 287 guest rooms, and the renovation of public areas. These refreshed public spaces

PHOTO KEY 1 The great room allows for flexible work and meeting spaces.

2 The adjacency to the Peoria Civic Center puts the hotel in a position to support business travel.

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developed under Campo Architects' guidance. The historic tax credit program offers twenty-five percent of a project’s qualified rehabilitation expenses in state tax credits. The project won a Preservation Alliance Landmark Illinois’ Richard H. Driehaus Foundation President’s Award in 2014.

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3 Guests can unwind upon their arrival at the lobby bar.

4 The guest room interior palette offers a sophisticated escape.

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5 Elegance and grandeur welcomes visitors to the Pere Marquette.

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spaces included a grand staircase, main lobby, ballrooms, meeting spaces, registration and check-in areas, back of house areas, and restaurant space. In keeping with the original hotel developers’ desire for a high-end hotel in Peoria, the Pere Marquette provides an elegant environment for its guests. The ground floor of the hotel was transformed into an upscale lounge and bar. These renovations constituted the pilot program for Illinois’ Historic Tax Credit Program,

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HOSPITALITY | Pere Marquette Hotel

6 Pere Marquette’s Presidential Suite provides an exquisite environment for highprofile patrons.

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RESOURCE BANK Covington, Louisiana Architect of Record Completed in 2014 Client: Resource Bank $2.5 million in construction 20,000 square feet 2 stories

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CORPORATE | Resource Bank

Campo Architects was tasked with creating a new Operations Center to represent the future image of Resource Bank. The building’s site location and shape took form from the constraints of existing trees over 50 years old. The local vernacular included both traditional and modern architecture, which led the design concept to merge both

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PHOTO KEY 1 Resource Bank’s grand staircase features large format stone treads.

2 The sleek glass handrail system introduces contemporary style to the bank.

a large conference room to accommodate the company’s various training and team building events. The second level includes offices and conference rooms to serve everyday functions. Repetitive large scale windows line all four building facades to allow natural light to penetrate into all areas of the second floor.

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3 The deep steel canopy on the south facade outlines a social space.

4 The ATM drivethrough is built as an extension of the southern canopy.

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styles into one building form, with a bisecting vertical element. The main lobby features a double-height space with a grand feature stair composed of large format stone treads and glass handrails. The south facade includes a large exterior event space, shaded by a steel canopy. The east facade has an ATM drive-through created as an extension of the event space canopy. The ground level includes a tenant office space, an interior gallery, and

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CORPORATE | Resource Bank

5 Resource Bank’s two story headquarters host tenant office space in addition to their offices and conference rooms.

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FPIG HEADQUARTERS Covington, Louisiana Architect of Record Completed in 2007 Client: First Premium Insurance Group $4.4 million in construction 24,500 square feet 2 stories

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CORPORATE | FPIG Headquarters

First Premium Insurance Group’s corporate headquarters building, comprised of private and open office spaces, takes full advantage of its generous site. The oversized windows provide an abundance of natural light to almost every space, minimizing the need for artificial lighting while increasing employee productivity. The extended roof overhang provides shading from direct sunlight and deters rain from reaching the face of the building. The entry lobby’s double height brick tower fosters a sense of arrival and ensures that the building is seen from afar.

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FARA INC. HEADQUARTERS Mandeville, Louisiana Architect of Record Completed in 2004 Client: FARA Inc. $6.18 million in construction 51,000 square feet 2 stories

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CORPORATE | FARA Inc. Headquarters

The concept for this corporate office building in Mandeville, Louisiana was mediation between the public street front and private employee courtyard. The building was designed with only two stories to respect the surrounding neighborhood context.

The use of full-height glass provides work areas with an abundance of natural light.

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PHOTO KEY 1 FARA Inc.’s lobby features a double height atrium which optimizes the available natural light.

2 The public entrance displays the dynamic material palette of wood, steel, and concrete.

The atrium fills the center of the building with natural light, while combining the material palettes of both the public street front and the private courtyard. Steel and concrete materials are adopted from the public concept, while the more natural wooden elements relate to the landscape surrounding the courtyard.

3 An administrative office looks out towards adjacent employee work space.

4 The heavily forested landscape is still visible from inside the office.

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The versatile open office space, break areas, and conference rooms are adjacent to the northfacing courtyard facade, allowing for impressive views, a flood of indirect natural light, and access to the expansive employee courtyard. Private offices are located along the opposite side of the building, at the public street front. The orderly window pattern of the public facade permits controlled privacy and allows for the southern sun to be mediated accordingly.

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CORPORATE | FARA Inc. Headquarters

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ST. CHARLES SURGERY CENTER New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record Historic Tax Credit Consultant Completed in 2009 Client: The Center for Restorative Breast Surgery, LLC. $5.3 million in construction 61,000 square feet

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HEALTHCARE | St. Charles Surgery Center

The St. Charles Surgery Center project was completed in multiple phases which included the renovation of an existing historic building circa 1929. The space originally served as a car dealership and more recently a restaurant. The first phase saw the renovation of the existing building into an ambulatory surgery center, with specialized focus on restorative breast surgery.

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PHOTO KEY 1 Phase I’s scope included the renovation of an historic building built in the 1920s.

2 The double height lobby receives ample natural light from its translucent glass skylight.

The surgery center features a fitness room, multi-purpose room, and six patient rooms.

Preand post-operation rooms have artificial skylights to put patients at ease. This project won the 2009 Award of Excellence in Architecture and the 2009 Award of Excellence in Healthcare from South Central Construction.

3 Private patient rooms are part of Phase II’s new construction.

4 Virtual skylights were installed in pre- and post-operation rooms to help patients remain calm during the process.

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The second phase of this project consisted of a new construction, two-part building complex expansion to the already existing facility. The final phase for the St. Charles Surgery Center consisted of master planning the adjacent lots to include a central plant facility, a parking garage, an imaging center, and a mid-rise medical office building. The total campus building area exceeds 61,000 square feet.

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HEALTHCARE | St. Charles Surgery Center

5 Spacious suites help patients to feel at home and recover peacefully.

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TULANE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record Completed in 2010 Client: Tulane University $2.3 million in construction 8,600 square feet 2 stories

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HEALTHCARE | Tulane Community Health Center

This project converted an existing Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse into a new Community Health Center for Tulane University.

The Center strives to provide high-quality, cost-effective, neighborhood-based care to all. The Center’s focus is on keeping people healthy so they can contribute to a more equitable and thriving city. The new facility includes a community room for meetings, exercise classes, and educational forums so patients can develop life skills for success. This project was designed within the guidelines for LEED Silver Certification.

EXCELTH NEW ORLEANS EAST FACILITY New Orleans East, Louisiana Architect of Record Completed in 2011 Client: EXCELth Primary Health Care 15,000 square feet Tenant Build-Out

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HEALTHCARE | EXCELth New Orleans East Facility

Campo collaborated with EXCELth, Inc. to develop a community health clinic in New Orleans East. EXCELth’s primary mission is to provide affordable healthcare for a community, regardless of their ability to pay for services. This tenant build-out provided EXCELth with three fundamental resources: a medical suite, a dental suite, and an administrative suite. The facility also includes a conference room with a folding glass partition. This element allows the conference room to expand when EXCELth hosts community outreach programs for the neighborhood.

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BOGALUSA READINESS CENTER Bogalusa, Louisiana Architect of Record Completed in 2008 Client: Louisiana National Guard $16 million in construction 42,000 square feet 1 story

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INSTITUTIONAL | Bogalusa Readiness Center

The focus of the Bogalusa Readiness Center was to establish a new facility using pre-engineered building systems to serve the Lousiana Army Reserve National Guard 205th Battalion of Engineers. The facility is comprised of a readiness center, a training area, an unheated storage building, flammable materials storage,

2008 Recipient of the Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc. Award of Excellence

PHOTO KEY 1 The main corridor’s double height atrium provides optimum natural light.

2 The entrance features a trophy case for displaying the 205th Engineer Battalion’s awards.

The Bogalusa Readiness Center meets Sustainability Criteria for Gold Level SPiRiT, a Sustainable Project Rating Tool used by the military. The project was also completed three months ahead of schedule with a design-build partner.

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5 Pre-cast concrete panels and a metal roof help to connect the Readiness Center to its rural surroundings.

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controlled waste handling, and a wash rack and fueling station for vehicles. The Bogalusa Readiness Center was part of a half billion dollar effort by the Louisiana Army Reserve National Guard to replace the facilities destroyed during Hurricane Katrina. The design intent of the center engaged the site’s rural context. Pre-cast concrete panels and a metal roof were used to unify the building with its vast surroundings of large pine trees.

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INSTITUTIONAL | Bogalusa Readiness Center

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JOINT FORCE HEADQUARTERS New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record Completed in 2009 Client: Louisiana National Guard $44 million in construction 103,670 square feet 2 stories

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INSTITUTIONAL | Joint Force Headquarters

This project included the construction of a new Adjutant General’s Office (AGO), a new Dining Facility (DFAC) and a new Joint Force Headquarters (JFHQ) located within the historic Jackson Barracks campus. All buildings are composed of steel frame construction with a brick veneer exterior. The JFHQ includes components such as administrative offices, conference rooms, and recreation areas. The project was part of a half billion dollar effort to replace facilities destroyed during Hurricane Katrina.

2010 Recipient of the Award of Merit in Government: South Central Construction

DILLARD STUDENT UNION New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record Completed in 2010 Client: Dillard University $15 million in construction 57,000 square feet 3 stories

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INSTITUTIONAL | Dillard Student Union

This facility was designed with the goal of LEED Gold Certification. There are three major components to the Student Union’s program: the Student Center, the Executive Center, and the Community Health and Wellness Center.

The Student Center contains a bookstore, recreational facilities featuring a bowling alley, movie theater, and fitness center, and an indoor jogging and walking track.

Recognized as New Orleans Magazine’s Best New Architecture in 2012

PHOTO KEY 1 The double-height atrium connects occupants on various levels.

2 The ground level serves as a student lounge for completing homework and hosting meetings.

This expansive new project unites a variety of services under one roof, providing convenient access to the entire Dillard community. The Student Union and its stateof-the-art facilities will foster growth for years to come among students, instructors, and affiliates of the University.

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4 The Student Union boasts a bowling alley as well as a movie theater for Dillard’s students.

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The Executive Center houses administrative offices, the President’s Dining Room, and banquet halls for larger university events. The third component of the Student Union is a Community Health and Wellness Center, which provides medical, dental and behavioral health services operated through a partnership between EXCELth, Inc. and the Tulane School of Medicine. The facility also contains a fitness room, multi-purpose room, and six patient rooms.

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INSTITUTIONAL | Dillard Student Union

5 The design for the Student Center has a variety of covered outdoor spaces and entryways.

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SUNO COLLEGE OF BUSINESS New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record Completed in 2011

Client: Southern University, New Orleans Campus $4 million in construction 17,500 square feet

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INSTITUTIONAL | SUNO College of Business

The new College of Business and Public Administration, as part of the University’s New Orleans campus expansion, provides offices, classrooms, computer labs, and a large lecture hall. The building’s focal point is the sweeping facade that encloses the two-story lobby. Academic areas are equipped with state-of-the-art amenities such as electronic stock tickers and movable partitions.

CAMPHOR & HARTZELL RESIDENCE HALLS New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record Historic Tax Credit Consultant Completed in 2014 Client: Dillard University $10 million in construction 52,035 square feet

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INSTITUTIONAL | Camphor & Hartzell Residence Halls

The historic Camphor and Hartzell residence halls are located on the Dillard University campus in New Orleans, Louisiana. Hartzell Hall was constructed in 1935, while the adjacent Camphor Hall was built in 1947.

The pair sat vacant for several years after sustaining flood damage in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.

PHOTO KEY 1, 2 Campo Architects reconfigured the interiors to provide residential areas, classrooms, and offices for students and staff.

3 Camphor and Hartzell Halls look out onto a lush green courtyard.

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4, 5 Unique historical elements were carefully restored in coordination with federal agencies.

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The project included the reconfiguration of the interior to house residential areas, community spaces, classrooms, and offices to serve both students and faculty. This project required coordination with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties, along with FEMA and the State Historic Preservation Office. A total of 127 dorm rooms were renovated in addition to common spaces and kitchenettes.

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INSTITUTIONAL | Camphor & Hartzell Residence Halls

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LASALLE APARTMENTS New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record Historic Tax Credit Consultant Completed in 2012 Client: Reliance Housing Foundation $6.8 million in construction 40,000 square feet, 4 stories 32 residential units

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HISTORICAL | LaSalle Apartments

Originally constructed in 1923, the historic LaSalle Hotel building stands on the corner of Canal and North Rampart Streets. The iconic Saenger Theatre is also located within the same structure. Campo Architects renovated the hotel space, converting it into mixed-income residential units that offer stylish and contemporary living in the heart of New Orleans.

NOTTOWAY PLANTATION White Castle, Louisiana Historic Tax Credit Consultant Completed in 2010 Client: Nottoway Plantation, Inc. $4 million in historic tax credits 18,197 square feet 3 stories

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HISTORICAL | Nottoway Plantation

Nottoway Plantation was built in 1859 by John Hampden Randolph and is the South’s largest remaining antebellum home. The plantation was converted into a bed and breakfast during the 1980s; however, it fell into disrepair in later years. In 2007, Nottoway Plantation launched an effort to restore the beautiful location to its original grandeur. The mansion is now a member of Historic Hotels of America.

200 CARONDELET New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record Historic Tax Credit Consultant Completed in 2008 Client: Reliance Housing Foundation $36 million in construction 208,000 square feet, 20 stories 189 residential units

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HISTORICAL | 200 Carondelet

The redevelopment and renovation of 200 Carondelet addressed two immediate needs for the city of New Orleans: the preservation of architectural history as it relates to cultural tourism, and housing for displaced citizens after Hurricane Katrina. In the original layout, banks occupied the ground floor and mezzanine, while law offices and other businesses occupied the upper floors.

2010 Recipient of the Gold Medal Award: Building of America

PHOTO KEY 1 The American Bank Building’s Art Deco style tower is recognizable within New Orleans’ skyline.

2 Phase II of the project saw the restoration of the bank lobby and mezzanine level.

the apartments remained affordable and upscale. During the renovation, preservation of architectural heritage was of the utmost importance.

Treatment of architectural details and building finishes was evaluated by Campo Architects, the developers, and local, state, and federal agencies.

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Occupancy decreased over the years, and by 2000 the building was vacant. It was neglected for five years before Hurricane Katrina. The aftermath of the 2005 hurricane was the catalyst for the two-part renovation and redevelopment. A team of nonprofit organizations converted the building from a bank and office tower to a mixed-income residential development. By coordinating efforts with Campo Architects and the Louisiana Housing Finance Agency (LHFA),

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JW MARRIOTT PLANT RIVERSIDE EAST & WEST Savannah, Georgia Architect of Record Historic Tax Credit Consultant Completion Spring 2020 Client: The Kessler Collection $110 million in construction 556,221 square feet 6 stories above, 4 below ground 278 guest rooms

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ON THE BOARDS | JW Marriott Plant Riverside East & West

The historic Riverside Power Plant is the centerpiece of the Plant Riverside redevelopment. This venture incorporates the preservation and adaptive re-use of the existing power plant, which includes both the original 1912 masonry structure and the 1940s addition. The plant’s 176-foot tall smokestacks are important features in the Savannah skyline and will be carefully preserved.

The Plant Riverside District will be a catalyst for economic growth, creating 700 new jobs

PHOTO KEY 1 Entertainment abounds with splash pads, wine tasting, and music venues.

2 The West Hotel’s new construction consists of 6 stories above and 4 stories below ground.

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3 The Plant Riverside District overlooks the Savannah River with a quarter mile of new river walk hardscape.

The West Hotel, part of the Plant Riverside redevelopment project, will be a new construction brick and glass structure which will house guest rooms for the JW Marriott, a parking deck, service and loading bays, and mechanical plant. The upper levels will host the guest rooms, pool deck, and bar, while the street level will contain a music venue and a large, uninterrupted banquet hall. The development will also add a quarter mile of new River Walk along the waterfront.

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The Power Plant will be converted into a JW Marriott hotel with program amenities featuring guest rooms, meeting and event spaces, a number of food and beverage venues, and retail outlets. Campo Architects has worked closely with the Kessler Collection team to revise Georgia’s Historic Tax Credit legislation to achieve a more favorable incentive that benefits Real Estate Owners and Developers who preserve our nation’s historic treasures.

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RESIDENCE INN NEW ORLEANS New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record | Interior Design Completion in Spring 2019 Client: St. Charles Avenue Prime Properties, LLC. & InterMountain Management, LLC. $42 million in construction 190,000 square feet, 19 stories 238 guest rooms

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ON THE BOARDS | Residence Inn New Orleans

This custom Residence Inn by Marriott will be the first new high-rise construction built in New Orleans in over a decade. Faced with a fixed budget and a restricted site in an urban setting, Campo Architects was able to put a contemporary spin on an otherwise residential hotel brand. The interior design for this custom project re-imagines the hotel prototype and elevates it to fit the building’s

The Residence Inn will be New Orleans’ first new construction high-rise hotel built in over a decade

PHOTO KEY 1 Exterior rendering of the new Residence Inn on St. Charles.

2 The breakfast area is adjacent to the second floor terrace.

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prime location in downtown New Orleans. Using an integrated approach to architecture and interior design, Campo delivered a building that compliments the existing cityscape while engaging New Orleans’ culture of celebrating life. The hotel’s expanded public space program compliments the liveliness of this prime location, complete with a first floor bar adjacent to the lobby. This Residence Inn

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also features a two-story terrace hoisted above Saint Charles Avenue. Hotel guests can observe the city from the outdoor breakfast area or from their private balconies. The Residence Inn on St. Charles Avenue was the first project in which Campo Architects provided both architectural and interior design services. The design for the guest rooms uses an open suite layout to maximize the views from the room’s wall-towall, floor-to-ceiling windows. Each suite contains a full kitchenette, living room, desk, bathroom, and sleeping area. The guest room decor is fully customized to create a contemporary feeling and highlight New Orleans’ local flair.

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AC HOTEL LITTLE ROCK Little Rock, Arkansas Architect of Record | Interior Design Historic Tax Credit Consultant Completion in Summer 2019 Client: Rock Capital Group $16 million in construction 172,863 square feet, 5 stories 114 guest rooms

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ON THE BOARDS | AC Hotel Little Rock

This gem of the National Capitol-Main Historic District has two unique components. Both the 1923 and 1946 buildings will be re-purposed into an AC by Marriott hotel and will feature a bar, buffet, lounge, media salon, and a third party restaurant. The interior of the Hall building will undergo restoration to showcase the original historic elements, while the exterior of both buildings will be preserved.

TRIBUTE HOTEL | JEWELER’S EXCHANGE Cincinnati, Ohio Architect of Record Historic Tax Credit Consultant Construction Start Fall 2018 Client: Vision Hospitality Group, Inc. $13 million in construction 61,700 square feet, 9 stories 94 guest rooms

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ON THE BOARDS | Tribute Hotel, Jeweler’s Exchange

The Jeweler’s Exchange Building, originally constructed in the early 1900s, is located in Cincinnati’s Central Business District. Campo Architects is working to convert this historic office building into a boutique hotel for the Tribute Portfolio by Marriott, featuring a full service restaurant with an exhibition kitchen.

A new canopy will also be added, based on past versions of the historic facade.

MOXY HOTEL New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record Construction Start Spring 2019 Client: D Barlow, LLC $10 million in construction 51,183 square feet 5 stories 95 guest rooms

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ON THE BOARDS | Moxy Hotel

The existing ground floor facade will be integrated into the new construction of a Moxy Hotel by Marriott on Saint Charles Avenue.

The hotel will feature sleek interior design, the latest in technological and guest amenities, and a ground floor that functions as a social space. This social space will bring together the brand’s targeted young traveler and the traditional resident of the neighborhood.

J. B. WILDER BUILDING Louisville, Kentucky Architect of Record Historic Tax Credit Consultant Construction Start Winter 2018 Client: Vision Hospitality Group, Inc. $8.6 million in construction 34,000 square feet, 5 stories & basement 50 guest rooms

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ON THE BOARDS | J. B. Wilder Building

The adaptive re-use of the historic J. B. Wilder building in downtown Louisville will turn a vacant office building into a luxury boutique hotel and basement speak-easy style restaurant. As the Architect of Record and Historic Tax Credit Consultant, Campo Architects is overseeing the preservation of the building’s historic features, design of all new MEP systems, and structural modifications.

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Seamless integration between architecture and interior design Quality, efficiency, and detail-driven values Team members have multidisciplinary backgrounds Unique approach directly influences the client's bottom line

Programming Campo’s Interior Design team is involved in the early stages of each project, working with the Architecture team to program spaces and visualize design concepts. Campo works with major hotel brands to produce custom solutions for non-prototype projects and guide the integration of brand standards within historic building conditions.

Collaboration Each project begins with a kick-off meeting to identify critical project criteria and encourage open discussion of design concepts. Presentations are made at each phase to receive feedback. The architecture and interior design teams also collaborate using an integrated 3D model to produce documentation.

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Recently Completed Works: Varnado Residence Hall

INTERIOR DESIGN Campo’s multidisciplinary Interior Design team unites beauty and function through a seamless integration of interior and exterior. Led by Mary A. Gilmore, AIA, NCIDQ, who is licensed in both Architecture and Interior Design, the team has an eye toward quality, efficiency, and detail. Providing services ranging from space planning, finish selection, FF&E specifications, and custom furniture design, Campo Architects is a one-stop shop for comprehensive design services. Campo Architects takes pride in the design team’s ability to creatively shape even the most complex spaces.

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Nachitoches, LA On the Boards: Residence Inn, New Orleans, LA AC Hotel, Little Rock, AR Tribute Hotel Concept Design

The Interior Design team is diligent in meeting project schedules and budgets.

The team develops an integrated schedule for all disciplines in order to establish the critical path, milestones, and duration of the project. Working FF&E budgets are distributed at each stage of the project to review conformance with the owner’s project budget.

Strategy Campo Architects has formulated specialized “Intelligent Interior Design Concepts,” or the “IID Factor,” which uses Historic Tax Credit guidelines to maximize a project’s Qualified Rehabilitation Expenses. These concepts include strategies for analyzing and modifying furniture and fixture attachments to meet requirements for QREs. Campo’s unique approach allows FF&E to become a contributing factor to a client’s bottom line.

VARNADO RESIDENCE HALL Natchitoches, Louisiana Historic Renovation | Institutional Completed 2018 Client: Campus Living Villages $8.6 million in construction 54,265 square feet 102 dormitory beds 3 stories above, 1 below ground

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COMPLETED WORKS | Varnado Residence Hall

Campo Architects provided interior design services for the renovation of Varnado Hall, an important landmark on Northwestern State University’s campus. Varnado Hall contains NSU’s first residential college for the creative and performing arts, which includes student housing as well as flexible performance and exhibition spaces, a recording studio, music practice rooms, and 24-hour art studios.

Varnado Hall won the Student Housing Business Innovator Award for 2018

PH OTO KE Y 1 The ballroom was converted into a common area for studying and socializing.

2 Youthful, industrial dorm rooms make for a coveted on-campus residence.

The residence hall and grand ballroom, originally built in 1939 as a women’s dormitory, were updated to meet the needs of the school’s Living Learning Community standards.

The project complied with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation, and was awarded both State and Federal Historic Tax Credits.

By striking a balance between traditional architectural styles and a more contemporary approach to the renovations, Campo’s design team preserved the building’s character while also creating a hub of creative energy.

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Campo Architects designed a custom screen unit to divide the dormitory rooms, offering both privacy and storage. New flooring was selected to compliment the historic wood millwork. This blend of finishes creates a warm yet contemporary color palette for Varnado Hall’s young residents.

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RESIDENCE INN NEW ORLEANS New Orleans, Louisiana Architect of Record | Interior Design Completion in Spring 2019 Client: St. Charles Avenue Prime Properties, LLC. & InterMountain Management, LLC. $42 million in construction 190,000 square feet, 19 stories 238 guest rooms

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ON THE BOARDS | Residence Inn New Orleans

Campo Architects provided both Architectural and Interior Design Services for this custom Residence Inn by Marriott. The interior design for this custom project re-imagines the typical Residence Inn brand and elevates the design to fit the building’s prime location in downtown New Orleans. The expanded public space program includes a first floor bar adjacent to the hotel lobby, and

PHOTO KEY 1 Finish selections for the lobby and bar.

2 Concept rendering of the lobby and bar.

3 Concept rendering of the guest room and living area.

4 The design team worked with Marriott to create custom furniture & fixtures for the guest rooms.

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a second floor breakfast area with outdoor terrace, meeting rooms, and a fitness center. The design for the guest rooms uses an open suite layout to maximize the views from the room’s wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling windows. Each suite contains a full kitchenette, living room, desk, bathroom, and sleeping area. The guest room decor is fully customized to create a contemporary feeling and highlight New Orleans’ local flair.

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AC HOTEL LITTLE ROCK Little Rock, Arkansas Architect of Record | Interior Design Historic Tax Credit Consultant Completion in Summer 2019 Client: Rock Capital Group $16 million in construction 172,863 square feet, 5 stories 114 guest rooms

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ON THE BOARDS | AC Hotel Little Rock

The design concepts for the AC Little Rock are centered on the juxtaposition between old and new. This development will be nestled within two historic buildings in startup-savvy Tech Park: the 1923 Hall Building and the 1946 Davidson building. Campo’s design team also drew inspiration from the environment, which is itself a mixture of old and new: rusty bridges over winding rivers,

PHOTO KEY 1 Finish selections for the ground level of the hotel.

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the contemporary Clinton Presidential Library, new shops next to historic structures. The guest experience in the AC Hotel Little Rock will be both comfortable and exciting. The design of each space seeks to reflect the key values of purposeful, simplistic, and elegant design.

Each item is selected for a purpose, high quality finishes have been incorporated in simplistic applications to showcase their natural beauty, and elegant pieces have been incorporated throughout the hotel to give guests a truly welcoming experience which can be felt from the lager scale down to the details.

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TRIBUTE HOTEL CONCEPT Confidential Location Interior Design Concept Phase Design Client: East Skelly, LLC Âą170 guest rooms

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ON THE BOARDS | Tribute Hotel Concept

This boutique hotel addition will feature 5 stories of luxury guest rooms, a lobby, and a high-tech skybar in downtown New Orleans.

The interior design concepts are derived from iconic and colorful bits of life in New Orleans, from the nearby Superdome, to the classic blue and white street tiles. The hotel shares a lobby with the rest of this high-rise office tower, creating a dynamic space for interaction.

PH OTO KE Y 1 Concept rendering for the Tribute Hotel lobby.

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3 Concept rendering for the Tribute Hotel guest rooms.

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The design offers communal tables for impromptu meetings, intimate lounge seating for casual conversation, and open circulation space to direct the building’s different users. The conceptual design for this custom Tribute Guest Room responds to the structure’s unique architectural footprint in a youthful yet sophisticated manner. Bright pops of color in the guest room’s finishes and furnishings are selected to be both timeless and tasteful. To highlight the brand’s focus on social spaces, the guest room offers an enhanced seating area with a built-in banquette sofa and enlarged coffee table, suitable for both entertaining or relaxing.

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JOHN T. CAMPO JR, AIA, NCARB P RINC IPAL IN C HARGE President of John T. Campo and Associates, Inc. Education Bachelor of Architecture Louisiana State University Licenses & Certifications Registered Architect Louisiana, 1985 Additional Registrations AL, AR, AZ, DE, FL, GA, IL, KS, KY, MD, MI, MN, MO, MS, NC, NE, NV, OH, OK, PA, TN, TX, UT, VA Affiliations The American Institute of Architects St. Tammany Parish Chamber of Commerce

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With over thirty-five years of professional experience and architectural licenses in over twenty states, John T. Campo Jr., AIA, NCARB, has successfully managed a wide range of complex design and construction projects. His hands-on approach to project management and unyielding commitment to client service is reflected in the firm’s long-standing relationships with several prominent national leaders in the hospitality and healthcare industries. Mr. Campo is a nationally renowned Historic Tax Credit expert, combining his architectural skills to create “free equity” for his clients.

Mr. Campo serves as direct architectural advisor to Owners on macro issues during programming, schematic design, and design development phases. As Principal in Charge, he holds the Project Team accountable for compliance with the schedule and construction budget.

Awards & Achievements Student Housing Business Innovator Award 2018 Varnado Hall. Northwestern State University Louisiana Landmark Society Award for Excellence in Historic Rehabilitation, The Troubadour AIA Louisiana Design Award of Merit for Historic Preservation 2015, Cotton Exchange AC Bourbon Landmark Illinois’ Richard H. Driehaus Foundation 2014, Marriott Pere Marquette Hotel Louisiana Preservation Alliance Preservation Honor Award 2008, 200 Carondelet ABC New Orleans Award of Excellence 2008 Bogalousa Readiness Center ABC New Orleans Award of Excellence 2008 200 Carondelet Association of General Contractors Award of Excellence 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS PL A N T R I V ER SI D E SAVA N N A H , G A R ESI D EN CE I N N N EW O R L EA N S, L A THE TROUBADOUR N EW O R L EA N S, L A EM PI R E H OT EL BIRMINGHAM, AL PER E M A R Q U ET T E PEO R I A , I L CO U RT YA R D M A R R I OT T PEO R I A , I L

MIRIAM SALAS, AIA, LEED AP ST UD I O D I R E C TOR Education Master of Architecture Summa Cum Laude Tulane University Bachelor of Architecture Cum Laude Universidad Jose Maria Vargas Registered Architect Caracas, Venezuela, 1995 Nevada, 2015 Affiliations The American Institute of Architects Young Architecture Forum New Orleans, Co-Chair AIA Women in Architecture New Orleans, Co-Founder College of Southern Nevada Design Technologies Advisor

Miriam moved to New Orleans for the first time in 1996 from Caracas, Venezuela when she was awarded the Koch Fellowship and the Fundayacucho - Fulbright Scholarship to attend Tulane University. After obtaining her Masters degree, she returned home to establish her own design-build firm. During this time, she discovered her passion for hospitality design through her work on the JW Marriott Caracas. She returned to New Orleans and joined the Campo team in 2003, and became the Studio Director in 2008. Miriam has been deeply involved with the local design community and the redevelopment of the city.

Ms. Salas directly reports to the Principal in Charge. She is responsible for the schedule performance of the Project Team, the coordination of architecture, engineering, interior design, and specialty consultants during all project phases.

Awards & Achievements Louisiana Landmark Society Award for Excellence in Historic Rehabilitation 2017, The Troubadour AIA Louisiana Emerging Professionals 2016 AIA Louisiana Design Award of Merit for Historic Preservation 2015, Cotton Exchange AC Bourbon Landmark Illinois’ Richard H. Driehaus Foundation 2014, Marriott Pere Marquette Hotel Louisiana Historic Trust Award 2009 200 Carondelet HDLC Honor Award 2006 Ralph’s on the Park Fundayacucho - Fulbright Scholarship 1996 Koch Fellowship 1996 Tulane School of Architecture

REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS PLANT RIVERS IDE SAVANNAH, GA RES IDENCE INN NEW ORLEANS , LA THE TROUBADOUR NEW ORLEANS , LA COTTON EXCHANGE NEW ORLEANS . LA PERE MARQUETTE PEORIA, IL COURTYARD MARRIOTT PEORIA, IL

Kerry joined the Campo team as a summer intern in 2006 and quickly took on greater responsibilities. Since then she has gained multifaceted experience, seeing many projects from schematic design through the duration of construction. Kerry has recently taken on a position of leadership within the firm, acting as a team coordinator and direct point of contact for several clients.

KERRY SONIAT, RA, LEED AP, BD+C ARC HIT E C T Education Bachelor of Architecture Louisiana Tech University Licenses & Certifications Registered Architect Louisiana, 2016 LEED Accredited Awards & Achievements Associated Builders & Contractors National Award for Excellence, 2016 Fairfield Inn & Suites AIA Louisiana Design Award of Merit for Historic Preservation, 2015 Cotton Exchange AC Bourbon Hotel Landmark Illinois’ Richard H. Driehaus Foundation President’s Award, 2014 Marriott Pere Marquette Hotel 120

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Kerry is known for her superb organization and time management skills. These attributes are necessary assets in coordinating complex historic tax credit projects and provide built-in quality assurance to her work. Her passion for historic buildings resonates with Campo’s niche work. She has been responsible for the completion of multiple historic tax credit projects, all of which have received high marks from the National Park Service and respective clients.

Representative Projects Springhill Suites & TownePlace Suites New Orleans, LA • 2015 - 2018 Acting Project Manager. Responsible for managing production team, coordinating consultants & Authorities Having Jurisdiction. Main point of contact for ownership & general contractor. Conducted historic tax credit applications.

Fairfield Inn & Suites New Orleans, LA • 2014 - 2016 Acting Project Manager. Responsible for managing production team, coordinating consultants & Authorities Having Jurisdiction. Main point of contact for ownership & general contractor. Conducted historic tax credit applications.

Cotton Exchange AC Bourbon Hotel New Orleans, LA • 2013 - 2014 Developed drawings from conceptual stage to construction documents on production team. Coordinated consultants, Authorities Having Jurisdictions, & historic tax credit applications. Led Construction Administration phase.

MARY A. GILMORE, AIA, NCIDQ ARCHITECT | INTERIOR DESIGNER Education Master of Architecture Bachelor of Science in Architecture Bachelor of Science in Interior Design University of Cincinnati Registered Architect Louisiana, 2014 Registered Interior Designer Louisiana, 2015 Affiliations New Orleans Architecture Foundation Board of Directors, 2017 - 2018 AIA New Orleans State Delegate, 2015 - 2016 Associate Director, 2014 NCIDQ Mentor Project Pipeline NOMA Mentor ACE Mentoring New Orleans

As both a licensed Architect and Interior Designer, Mary brings a diverse set of skills to the Campo team. As part of her Master’s thesis, Mary lived in southeast India to research post-disaster recovery and manage the construction of a new community center. She later joined the Peace Corps and led a community through the design and construction of two new schools in Mali, West Africa.

In New Orleans, Mary is an active member of many professional organizations and community groups. At Campo, she serves as a Project Manager, Historic Tax Credit Liason, and the head of the Interior Design Department.

Awards & Achievements Louisiana Landmark Society 2017 Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation, The Troubadour

AIA Louisiana Emerging Professionals 2016 Autodesk Design Led Futures 2014 Honorable Mention

Representative Projects Hall-Davidson AC Hotel by Marriott Little Rock, AR • 2017 - Current Lead Interior Designer responsible for custom design, selection of finishes and FF&E, construction documents, and specifications. Managed the FF&E budget and coordinated Historic Tax Credit Qualified Rehabilitation Expenses.

Residence Inn New Orleans, LA • 2015 - Current Lead Interior Designer responsible for custom design, selection of finishes and FF&E, construction documents, and specifications. Managed the FF&E budget and coordinated Historic Tax Credit Qualified Rehabilitation Expenses.

Tribute Hotel Cincinnati, OH • 2017 - Current Project Manager and Historic Tax Credit Liason. Responsible for design, production of construction documents, coordination of Consultants, and leading the project through city permitting and SHPO/NPS approval.

Amy grew up in rural Franklinton, Louisiana with four brothers. After graduating from Louisiana Tech University, Amy spent two years in Alexandria, Louisiana, where she cultivated her skill for educational design. Amy joined Campo Architects in 2008 and has since worked her way up to managing projects.

AMY FINKLEA ASSOC. AIA P ROJEC T MANAGE R Education Bachelor of Architecture Louisiana Tech University Licenses & Certifications Architectural Registration Exams in progress Affiliations The American Institute of Architects Associate Member Awards & Achievements Louisiana Landmark Society Award for Excellence in Historic Rehabilitation 2017, The Troubadour

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Amy shares the firm’s goal of preserving culture and history through the built environment while also embracing change. Her ability to balance city, client, and code concerns and her unwavering dedication to deadlines have led to numerous successful projects for Campo and our Clients. When she is not at the office, Amy can be found pursuing her interests in painting and photography or spending time with her family and friends.

Representative Projects Residence Inn by Marriott New Orleans, LA • 2015 - Current Project Manager from design through construction. Project Lead on coordination with Consultants & Clients. Aided with Contractor selection. Worked directly with the Client & Authorities Having Jurisdiction for a smoother permitting process.

The Troubadour New Orleans, LA • 2014 - 2015 Managed project through the start of construction. Project Lead on coordination with Consultants & Clients. Aided with Contractor selections. Assisted with the building’s historic nomination & tax credit approvals.

Dillard Camphor & Hartzell Hall New Orleans, LA • 2010 - 2014 Worked closely with the Owner, Construction Manager, FEMA, & the National Parks Service. Reported weekly status to project manager, reviewed design requirements, and maintained all architectural & construction documentation.

As a Senior Architect with almost 25 years of practical experience, Ian brings a wealth of knowledge to the Campo team. Ian is involved in all aspects of our projects but specializes in constructibility, coordination, implementation of code, and construction administration responsibilities. His ability to accurately develop project specifications is second to none.

IAN WELCOME, AIA SE N I O R AR CHITE CT Education Associate Degree in Architecture & Building Technology Vermont Technical College Registered Architect Vermont, 2007 Affiliations The American Institute of Architects AIA New Orleans Member

Ian’s path into architecture would be considered non-traditional by most, as the majority of his education occurred in the field. He also developed his expertise while being mentored by a number of principal architects throughout his career. With this, mentoring and sharing his experience with the Campo team brings Ian a great deal of professional satisfaction.

Representative Projects TownePlace Suites by Marriott Irving, TX • 2016 - Current Senior Architect updating the project to fit current Marriott standards 8 years after initial approval. Responsible for drawing production, Consultant coordination, monthly construction observations, and contract administration.

La Quinta Inn & Suites Lakeway, TX • 2016 - Current Senior Architect for a “prototypical” hotel requiring intensive communication with La Quinta. Participated in contract negotiations & drawing production. Current activities include contract administration & limited construction observations.

Hall-Davidson AC Hotel by Marriott Little Rock, TX • 2017 - Current Worked with the project team during production of contract documents. Provided peer review of construction details, systems, and coordination. Produced project specifications. Advised the project team on material & system selections.

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JANINA SCALFANO, AIA S ENIOR ARC HIT E C T Education Bachelor of Architecture Business Administration Minor Louisiana Tech University Licenses & Certifications Registered Architect Louisiana, 2013 Affiliations AIA New Orleans AIA Women in Architecture New Orleans REVIT Users Group Young Architects Forum New Orleans Awards & Achievements 2016 AIA Louisiana Emerging Professionals

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Fueled by early interests in both Math and Art and underlined by trips abroad, Janina knew from an early age that she would study architecture. After graduating from Louisiana Tech University with a Bachelor of Architecture, Janina tackled the Architectural Registration Exam to become the youngest licensed architect in the studio. Janina brings a fresh outlook on design and a thorough understanding of Building Information Modeling (BIM), making her progressive voice an asset to the Campo team.

Janina is also an active member of the AIA New Orleans Women in Architecture as well as the Revit Users Group. Both affiliations allow her to act as a liaison to keep the studio engaged and informed.

Representative Projects JW Marriott Plant Riverside East & West Savannah, GA • 2013 - Current Construction Administrator responsible for managing, reviewing, and responding to submittals and RFIs. Traveled to the site every other week for coordination meetings and site visits to produce field reports. Campo’s representative for Owner/Architect/Contractor meetings. Reviewed and signed pay applications.

Produced and managed permit drawings, coordination, and approval. Met with local authorities having jurisdiction.

Construction Document Production Manager responsible for producing and managing production of construction documents and specifications for Plant-Riverside West. Coordinated drawings & specifications with consultants.

Interior Design Production Manager, Design Development Manager, NPS/ SHPO Historic Tax Credit Liason, and Schematic Design Team member.

Known for his curiosity, Rhett brings an interest in digital modeling and progressive computer design techniques to the Campo Architects team. After graduating from LSU with a Bachelor of Architecture, Rhett developed his Building Information Modeling expertise at an engineering firm in New Orleans.

RHETT PARKER, RA AR CHITE CT Education Bachelor of Architecture Louisiana State University Licenses & Certifications Registered Architect Louisiana, 2016 Affiliations NOMA Lousiana Project Pipeline Mentor National Council of Architectural Registration Board New Orleans Building Information Modeling Group Awards & Achievements Louisiana Landmark Society Award for Excellence in Historic Rehabilitation 2017, The Troubadour

Not only is he skilled in creating and managing complex models for Campo’s challenging projects, Rhett is also capable of producing compelling visuals.

This imagery often helps Campo’s clients with decision-making processes and shape the project’s marketing efforts. He also helps to expand the firm’s BIM capacities using Revit, point clouds, and laser scans. Within the office, Rhett shares his know-how and conveys Revit User Standards to the team.

Representative Projects Hall-Davidson AC Hotel by Marriott Little Rock, AR • 2017 - Current Project Architect engaged in schematic design & adaptive reuse development.

Assisted in historic tax credit application. Coordinated Consultants & operations team for selective demolition and construction documentation.

The Troubadour New Orleans, LA • 2014 - 2016 Involved in construction documentation for selective demolition, building envelope and interior build out. Responsible for construction administration, documentation of field conditions, and management of punch list.

Moxy by Marriott New Orleans, LA • 2014 - Current Developed schematic designs for the retrofit of a historic structure. Collaborated with Interior Design team & Marriott to create custom features. Assisted in design & production of exterior facade for City approval.

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KATHERINE MASON JOB C APTA IN Education Bachelor of Architecture Louisiana State University Licenses & Certifications Architectural Registration Exams in progress Affiliations National Council of Architectural Registration Board AIA New Orleans Women in Architecture Graphics Committee

Katherine received a Bachelor of Architecture from Louisiana State University and returned to New Orleans to be a part of the revitalization of the city in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. New Orleans is not only home to Katherine, but a source of inspiration. For Katherine, bringing new design ideas to a city with a rich historic fabric requires sensitivity to the integrity of the existing built environment.

Katherine joined the Campo team in 2010, bringing her strong sense of graphic design to the firm. She is currently lead designer for Campo’s online digital content and has guided the firm’s marketing efforts, in addition to her architectural responsibilities.

Representative Projects TownePlace Suites Irving, TX • 2016 - Current Led the project team from schematic design through construction documents.

Coordinated consultants and worked with Marriott and the hotel operations team to develop and obtain approval for a custom design.

JW Marriott Plant Riverside East & West Savannah, GA • 2014 - Current Worked on all aspects of the project from schematic design through construction.

Coordinated consultants and managed the application approval process for historic tax credits through both state and federal agencies.

Marriott Pere Marquette Hotel Peoria, IL • 2011 - 2013 Assisted with the production of construction documents for the renovation of guest rooms and corridors. Communicated with historic agencies throughout construction to amend the Part II application for historic tax credits.

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SERGIO GONZALEZ J OB CAPTAIN Education Bachelor of Architecture University of Mendoza, Argentina Post-Degree Specialization in Urban & Regional Planning Washington-Alexandria Architecture Center, University of Mendoza Argentina Licenses & Certifications Registered Architect, Argentina Affiliations National Organization of Minority Architects, Louisiana Past Board Member Communications Director

Sergio, originally from Mendoza, Argentina, received his Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Mendoza in Argentina. He earned a postdegree specialization in Urban and Regional Planning at the WashingtonAlexandria Architecture Center in the United States. Sergio moved to New Orleans in 2012 and became member of the Campo team in 2015. His project experience includes residential, hotels, wineries, and legacy projects in both the United States and Argentina.

Sergio is a former volunteer member on the board of the National Organization of Minority Architects’ Louisiana chapter, where he served as the organization’s Communications Director.

Representative Projects Residence Inn by Marriott New Orleans, LA • 2016 - Current Responsible for direct oversight and coordination of various Consultants and Contractors during the Construction Administration phase. Member of the design team. Aided in the production of construction documents.

Springhill Suites & TownePlace Suites by Marriott New Orleans, LA • 2015 - 2018 Involvement encompassed all stages of the project, from taking field measurements and producing selective demolition drawings to the production of construction documents and overseeing Construction Administration.

Hilton Garden Inn & Home2 Suites by Hilton St. Louis, Missouri • 2018 - Current Conducted site visits for field measurements used to produce an accurate 3D model of existing conditions. Responded to Ownership requests and brand requirements in the Schematic Design phase. Produced presentation drawings.

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Kayleigh, born in Wisconsin and raised in Minnesota, moved to New Orleans to attend Tulane University. During her time at Tulane, Kayleigh joined Alpha Rho Chi, the national fraternity for architecture and the allied arts. Kayleigh also spent a semester studying abroad in Rome.

KAYLEIGH BRUENTRUP, NCIDQ INTERIOR DES IGN E R Education Bachelor of Architecture Tulane University Master of Architecture Tulane University Licenses & Certifications Registered Interior Designer Louisiana, 2018

With a Master of Architecture under her belt, Kayleigh is now pursuing her license in Interior Design. Her passion for design encompasses both architecture and interiors, and she enjoys working in both sectors. Kayleigh is responsible for aiding with programming, space planning, and FF&E coordination. She also plays a significant role in product and finish selection as a key player of Campo’s growing Interior Design department.

Representative Projects Hall-Davidson AC Hotel by Marriott Little Rock, AR • 2017 - Current Participated in initial spatial design, brand immersion, and finish selection for publics spaces and guest rooms. Additionally provided rendering coordination, FF & E selection, and construction administration services.

Residence Inn by Marriott New Orleans, LA • 2016 - Current Participated in spatial planning, assisted in modification of brand standard to fit the custom project, and selected finishes and FF & E throughout the property.

Coordinated renderings and construction administration.

TownePlace Suites by Marriott Irving, TX • 2016 - Current New construction project outside of the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.

Worked closely to create a custom furnishing and finish package for the hotel’s public spaces.

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ISABELLE GIZINSKI, ASSOC. AIA A R C H I T E C T UR A L DE SIGN E R Education Bachelor of Architecture Architectural History & Heritage Conservation Minors Louisiana State University Licenses & Certifications Architectural Registration Exams in progress Affiliations The American Institute of Architects Associate Member

Originally from Acworth, Georgia, Isabelle moved to Baton Rouge to attend Louisiana State University. She graduated in 2017 with a Bachelor of Architecture and minors in Architectural History and Heritage Conservation.

Isabelle previously worked at the Preservation Resource Center on Operation Comeback and at the Louisiana State Historic Preservation Office. As an Architectural Designer, she actively working on historic tax credit applications and adaptive reuse projects.

After years of being exposed to historic design & preservation efforts, Isabelle considers herself a Mid-Century Modern enthusiast. This passion aligns well with Campo’s niche of preservation and adaptive reuse projects.

Representative Projects Bishop Parker Building Montgomery, AL • 2017 - Current Conducted historic tax credit applications and presented in front of the Montgomery Historic Preservation Committee for approval. Worked under Project Manager to coordinate with consultants in multiple building phases.

Threefoot Building Meridian, MS • 2017 - Current Conducted historic tax credit applications. Developed details and produced drawings to incorporate existing conditions of historic elements for construction documents.

Waterworks Building Montgomery, AL • 2017 - Current Documented existing conditions for the project’s multiple structures. Developing drawings for the schematic design phase while incorporating historic elements.

Conducting historic tax credit applications.

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BRYAN BRADSHAW, ASSOC. AIA ARC HITEC TURAL DES IG N E R Education Bachelor of Arts in Art, Bachelor of Arts in The History of Art and Architectural Studies, Amherst College Master of Architecture, Tulane University Licenses & Certifications Architectural Registration Exams in progress Affiliations NOMA Lousiana Project Pipeline Organizer & Mentor AIA Associate Member Director

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Originally from Queens, New York, Bryan moved to New Orleans in the summer of 2014 to attend Tulane University. While working towards his Master of Architecture degree, Bryan was an active member and leader in the school’s chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects. He became a member of the Campo team during the summer of 2017 as an architectural designer with design experience in institutional, residential, and transportation buildings.

As the AIA Associate Member Director, Bryan has provided licensure study opportunities for the New Orleans Associate Members as well as social events aimed at keeping members involved in the community and with the profession.

Representative Projects AC + Element Hotel by Marriott Birmingham, AL • 2018 - Current Developed pre-design concepts for Marriott review. Worked closely with the production team during the incorporation of comments for the historic renovation of the 16-story Brown Marx Building.

Hall-Davidson AC Hotel by Marriott Little Rock, AR • 2017 - Current Involved in drawing production for both the design development phase and construction documents phase for the historic renovation of the three- and five-story Hall-Davidson buildings.

Residence Inn by Marriott New Orleans, LA • 2017 - Current Conducted regular site visits to produce field reports during the construction phase. Tracked submittals and RFIs for the 20-story new construction Residence Inn hotel in downtown New Orleans.

Ms. Kern has always been fascinated by the built environment. This fascination, coupled with her love of design history, has guided her education track. Abby received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History with a minor in Construction Management in 2013. During her time at LSU, she worked with the Louisiana Department of Historic Preservation.

ABBY KERN DE SIGN E R Education Master of Science in Interior Design, Florida State University Bachelor of Arts in Art History, Minor in Construction Administration Louisiana State University Licenses & Certifications National Council for Interior Design Qualification certification in progress

In 2014, Abby moved to Florida to pursue her Master’s degree at Florida State University School of Interior Architecture and Design. Upon returning to Louisiana, she worked for a commercial furniture dealer. Her knowledge of furniture and its purchasing process makes her an essential member of Campo’s growing interior design team.

Representative Projects Hall-Davidson AC Hotel by Marriott Little Rock, AR • 2017 - Current Worked to evolve Marriott brand standards to provide a more customized solution for guest room furnishing. Assisted in later phases of schematic design and space planning of public space furniture. Specified furniture and fabric selections for the project. Assisted with Interior Design construction documentation and coordination with purchasing agent.

Junior Interior Designer* New Orleans, LA • 2016 - 2017 Responsible for coordinating meetings and communicating with clients to establish furniture needs and spatial limitations. Worked in AutoCAD to provide schematic space plans. Provided furniture solutions based on product knowledge and experience. Responsible for ordering and managing installation of product within client’s alloted budget and time frame. *Indicates previous employment

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ACHIEVEMENTS The Troubadour New Orleans, LA Fairfield Inn & Suites New Orleans, LA Cotton Exchange AC Hotel Bourbon New Orleans, LA

Louisiana Landmark Society 2017 Award for Excellence in Historic Rehabilitation

Ambassador Hotel Addition, New Orleans, LA • Astor

Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc. 2016 National Award for Excellence

LA • Clarion Herald, Queen & Crescent, New Orleans, LA •

AIA Louisiana 2015 Design Award of Merit for Historic Preservation

New Orleans, LA, Jacksonville, FL, Orlando, FL, Hunt Valley,

Marriott Pere Marquette Hotel Peoria, Illinois

2014 Landmark Illinois’ Richard H. Driehaus Foundation President’s Award

Joint Force Headquarters New Orleans, Louisiana

2010 Award of Merit in Government & Public Buildings South Central Construction

St. Charles Surgical Hospital New Orleans, Louisiana

2009 Award of Excellence in Architecture South Central Construction 2009 Award of Excellence in Healthcare South Central Construction

American Bank Building New Orleans, Louisiana

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SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION | Awards & Additional Experience

HOSPITALITY PROJECTS Hotel, New Orleans, LA • Bourbon Orleans, New Orleans, Country Inn & Suites, New Orleans, LA • Embassy Suites, MD, Shaumberg, IL • Embassy Suites Renovations, Dallas, TX, New Orleans, LA • FELCOR Resort Enhancements, Deerfield Beach, FL • HE Hotel, Donaldsonville, LA • Hilton Renovations, Grand Rapids, MI • Holiday Inn, New Orleans, LA, Orlando, FL, Daytona Beach, FL, Metairie, LA, Denver, CO, Oklahoma, OK, Houston, TX, Gretna, LA • Holiday Inn Renovations, New Orleans, LA, Kenner, LA, Santa Monica, CA, Livonia, MI • Hotel Monteleone, New Orleans, LA • Lerner Hotel Renovations, Birmingham, AL • Marriott Renovation, Arlington, TX • Mayo Clinic Hotel, Phoenix, AZ • Meristar Resort, Key Largo, FL •

2010 Gold Medal Award: Building of America

Midtown Hotel Renovations, Atlanta, GA • Nottoway Plantation,

2009 Best Multi-Family Award South Central Construction

Radisson / Double Tree, Dallas, TX, Wilmington, DE • Sheraton,

2008 Award of Merit in Architecture South Central Construction

Sierra Hotel, Lake Buena Vista, FL • St. Christopher Hotel, New

Associated Builders & Contractors, Inc. 2008 Award of Excellence

Hotel Renovation, Daytona Beach, FL • Wyndham, Tampa, FL,

White Castle, LA • Plaza Resort & Spa, Daytona Beach, FL • Philadelphia, PA • Sheraton Conversion | New Orleans, LA • Orleans, LA • Southern Hotel, Covington, LA • Treasure Island Kansas City, MO • Wyndham Renovations, Metairie, LA

Marriott International, Inc. Lodging Development

Eric Jacobs Chief Development Officer, Marriott International eric.jacobs@marriott.com 240. 461. 9889

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CLIENT REFERENCES “Campo Architects’ designs are remarkable because they address the aesthetic expectations of the guests and the profit goals of the owner.”

Tom Corcoran President & CEO, Felcor Lodging Trust tcorcoran@felcor.com 972. 444. 4901

“John Campo knows how to think ‘out of the box.’

He sees challenges as opportunities and solutions where others see problems...John is the ‘go-to-guy’ for the impossible.”

Mehul Patel Chairman & CEO, Newcrest Image mehul.patel@newcrestimage.com 214. 736. 5180

“The Campo team diligently addresses Ownership concerns, navigates complicated existing building variances with the Authorities Having Jurisdiction in order to help overall renovation costs...”

David Bansmer Partner, Saint Charles Avenue Prime Properties, LLC. david@guidryent.com 912. 223. 8103

“True to their reputation, the Campo team has exhibited extensive knowledge of the hospitality market and utilized established relationships with leaders in the industry to ensure the project’s success.”

William Walsh President, Walsh Associates, Inc. wwalsh@walshworks.com 915. 548. 4472

“I feel confident in recommending Campo Architects...

They are thorough, easy to work with and always willing to take the time to discuss my questions and concerns.”

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION | Client References

10400 Fernwood Road Bethesda, MD 20817 Eric B. Jacobs Chief Development Officer North America Select Service and Extended Stay Hotels 301-380-3488 301-380-6699 Fax

To whom it may concern, John T. Campo and Associates, Inc. (“Campo Architects”) has been a leader in the Hospitality Design market for over 25 years. I have had a positive professional relationship with John T. Campo, Campo Architects President, for the last thirteen years.

John Campo is an “Owner’s Architect.” He and his firm have developed a culture that puts the Owner’s interests first, and they evaluate each project with an architect’s perspective while also aiming a critical eye at enhancing the bottom line. Campo Architects’ designs are remarkable because they address the aesthetic expectations of the guests and the profit goals of the owner. John has acquired this experience by being both an architect and a hotel owner, a position that gives him the ability to look at every deal from both vantage points.

It is my understanding that Campo Architects has designed over 150 hotels in over 15 states and is particularly adept at designing hotels within historic structures. John understands the Marriott standards and is currently working on ten Marriott hotels for clients in Louisiana, Texas, Georgia, Mississippi, and Alabama. Campo Architects has also recently completed the AC Bourbon Hotel by Marriott, the first of its kind in the United States.

It is without hesitation that I recommend Campo Architects for Marriott International hotel projects on a national basis. Please feel free to contact me by phone at (301) 3803488 or via email at eric.jacobs@marriott.com.

Sincerely,

Eric B. Jacobs

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April 25, 2016

To Whom It May Concern,

To whom it may concern, Since 2008, NewcrestImage and John T. Campo & Associates, Inc. have nurtured a successful relationship, working together on projects involving both architectural and historic tax credit services.

Campo Architects has successfully completed two past projects for NewcrestImage and is currently working on another historic hotel renovation in downtown New Orleans. The firm is an effective team member in the design and construction processes. The Campo team diligently addresses Ownership concerns, navigates complicated existing building variances with the Authorities Having Jurisdiction in order to help overall renovation costs, and coordinates with the contractor to explore and implement cost-effective building techniques.

Campo Architects also successfully converted the historic New Orleans Cotton Exchange Building into the first AC Hotel by Marriott in the United States. Under a design-assist scenario, Campo and the General Contractor completed renovations to this eight-story, 220 guestroom hotel within seven short months; previous contractors had provided a timeline of at least ten months. Campo and NewcrestImage worked together to complete the Historic Preservation Certification process for this building and obtained approximately $11 million in historic tax credits for the project.

Currently, Campo Architects and NewcrestImage are working together on another downtown New Orleans historic renovation with a construction value estimated at $15 million. The project, which is a Marriott dual-branded high-rise hotel, is currently in the permitting phase.

NewcrestImage would highly recommend the Campo Architects team and looks forward to continuing their professional relationship with the firm.

I have had the pleasure of working with Campo Architects since August 2015 on the design of a new 240 key high-rise hotel in downtown New Orleans. As a first-time client working with the Campo team, I have been continually impressed by their level of professionalism and commitment to achieving an outstanding project.

For this project, we needed a team with extensive hospitality experience, especially in the New Orleans market. What drove us to engage Campo Architects was their reputation in the hospitality industry and wealth of experience with complex design and construction projects. True to their reputation, the Campo team has exhibited extensive knowledge of the hospitality market and utilized established relationships with leaders in the industry to ensure the project’s success.

From the beginning of the project, Campo was highly involved in the selection process of a general contractor for Design/Assist CM at Risk services. Since the selection and throughout the project, Campo has demonstrated a high level of collaboration with all parties, working through project iterations in a cooperative, professional manner.

The Campo team is engaged for both the architecture and interior design of this project. With both disciplines operating under the same roof, I have noticed a seamless approach in the design team’s delivery. In addition to the exceptional quality of design that has been presented, the team has been continuously mindful of project restraints including budget and schedule.

I would give Campo Architects my highest recommendation. If I can answer any questions or provide any additional information, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely, Mehul Patel, CHA, CHO Chairman & Chief Executive Officer NewcrestImage

Regards, David Bansmer David Bansmer david@guidryent.com

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November 13, 2017 To whom it may concern, I am writing to recommend the services of John T. Campo & Associates, Inc. My relationship with Campo Architects began in 2013, where we worked side by side to rehabilitate the existing 346 Baronne Inn & Suites in New Orleans, Louisiana into a custom Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott. The building was originally constructed in 1904 with a heavy timber structure which provided some unique challenges and opportunities for the design. The project scope included a complete redesign of the 1st floor public spaces, widespread upgrades to the 103 guestrooms, and a new mechanical system including a chiller and vertical fan coil units. Campo Architects acted as the Architect of Record, as well as the historic tax credit consultant for this renovation. This dual role proved critical to the success of the project, allowing me as the Project Manager, to focus my time and efforts elsewhere instead of continually overseeing that the two disciplines were coordinated properly. Because of Campo’s dual role, the project was seamlessly approved by the Historic Agencies without hesitation.

Additional to Campo’s hospitality expertise, they brought to the table a greater understanding of the code challenges faced by historic buildings. Campo was able to successfully navigate numerous existing building conditions that did not meet current code requirements by offering equivalencies that saved our Client a great deal within their strict budget. One specific example included the reuse of a historic stair where many of the dimensions were not up to code. Campo worked closely with the Authority Having Jurisdiction to provide several equivalent life safety measures so that the stair could be reused as a second means of egress, sparing our Client from having to install an expensive new stair shaft.

I feel confident in recommending Campo Architects, and am looking forward to our next endeavor together. They are thorough, easy to work with and always willing to take the time to discuss my questions and concerns.

Sincerely, Walsh Associates, Inc.

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